Automated regulatory monitoring

-80% collection time

Tracking legislative and regulatory change across many sources keeps legal teams busy collecting, sorting and summarising. The volume published each week exceeds the reading time available, and an important sector text can easily go unnoticed until it takes effect.

The automated workflow

A structured process for fast, reliable results.

Automatic collection

Official sources are monitored continuously (French Official Journal, Légifrance, sector authorities, EU directives).

Intelligent filtering

Natural language processing detects the texts relevant to your sector and your company.

Summary and impact analysis

Each text is summarised automatically with an analysis of its implications for your organisation.

Targeted alerts

The teams concerned are notified with a priority level and recommended actions.

Tangible results

-80%

Collection and sorting time

Next day

Alert lead time after publication

20+

Official sources monitored continuously

Up and running in 4 to 6 weeks

From specification to deployment, with visible results from the first few weeks.

Rapid scoping (1 week)

Working prototype at the halfway point

Deployment and training included

Frequently asked questions: Automated regulatory monitoring

The system monitors French sources (Légifrance, the Official Journal of the EU, sector authorities) and European sources (EUR-Lex, directives), and extends to international sources as needed.

Set-up is based on your business sector, geographical scope and areas of law. Relevance criteria are refined as your teams give feedback.

Yes, each team or employee receives alerts targeted to their areas of responsibility (employment law, GDPR, commercial law and so on).

It complements it, and partly replaces it depending on scope. Its advantage lies in fine-grained personalisation and continuous responsiveness, where external services send periodic bulletins.

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